PermaFlo™-Flowable Composite

The high fill means I can lay down a solid base before layering anything heavier on top, and it doesn’t slump or run off the margins like thinner materials I’ve used. For micro restorations, it’s been my go-to all week, and the control during placement is genuinely impressive.

The flow on this stuff is just right for getting into those tiny margins on micro restorations, and it doesn't slump once it's placed. I've been using it as a base layer under my composites and the high fill means I don't need as much of the overlying material. Definitely my new go-to for tricky spo

For masking metal before a restoration, the high fill factor is a real timesaver—it flows into tight spots without slumping. I’ve had no porosity issues even in thin layers, and curing is quick enough to keep the workflow moving.